Last men standing: Who is best placed to claim Cork Premier SHC glory?

John Coleman breaks down the four sides still in the hunt for Cork’s little All-Ireland

AND THEN THERE WERE FOUR: Jim Woulfe, CEO Dairygold with Tommy O’Connell, Midleton, Niall Cashman, Blackrock, Daniel Kearney, Sarsfields, and Cathal Hickey, Glen Rovers, at the Co-Op Superstores Cork Premier SHC semi-final line-up, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Picture: Jim Coughlan

SARSFIELDS

Form Guide: Sars form going into the final four is impeccable. They recorded emphatic victories over Carrigtwohill and Na Piarsaigh in Group B of the championship, but it was their performance against Midleton that really made people sit up and take notice. They won by 3-21 to 2-14, and that is as close as anybody has come to them in this championship.